Renfe given green light for French branch, ticket sale about to start

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Spanish operator Renfe has completed the registration of its branch in Lyon in the French commercial register. The company can start commercial activity imminently, and ticket sale for the first services Barcelona – Lyon and Madrid – Marseille will follow this week.

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Renfe given green light for French branch, ticket sale about to start

Renfe AVE high-speed train Renfe

Spanish operator Renfe has completed the registration of its branch in Lyon in the French commercial register. The company can start commercial activity imminently, and ticket sale for the first services Barcelona – Lyon and Madrid – Marseille will follow this week.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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